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Two mothers talked about the potential benefits that hemp oil might have for their sons — both of whom suffer seizures and are in wheelchairs — while their sons listened.

A U.S. Army veteran talked about how hemp oil has helped him deal with post-traumatic stress disorder. A woman who formerly worked with the federal Drug Enforcement Administration who now is a research analyst also spoke.

Whether you were shopping for a luxury home or simply seeing how the other half lives, Evergreen’s inaugural Parade of Luxury Homes was a success.

More than 2,400 people made their way through eight homes — three near Upper Bear Creek, three in the Soda Creek area and two near El Rancho — viewing sumptuous houses with manicured lawns and eclectic art.

More than 100 people had signed up to find out more about cannabidiol at a meeting put together by Ambary Gardens LLC in Kittredge.

The public meeting is slated for 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Evergreen Elks Club, 27972 Iris Drive. Two lobbyists, a U.S. Army veteran and a brain injury researcher are scheduled to talk about the benefits of hemp and cannabidiol at the meeting.

Kai, who was bitten in the head by the family dog last year, turned 2 on May 24. While he is still behind developmentally, Kai acts pretty much like a 2-year-old should. He plays with his trucks — he calls them “go-gos” — and loves to sing, pose for photos and wave bye-bye. He knows what he wants and goes after it.